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Learn From Your Past With Echoshift On PSP
Echoshift is an upcoming PSP game that challenges the player to play with their past actions. The puzzle title offers 30 puzzles in eight themed worlds that you must solve across 56 levels. You must make your way to the exit door in each level by the allotted time. Actions are recorded as you traverse each level creating an "echo" of your past actions. Everytime you replay a level your echo will repeat the sequence of actions you took in a previous pass, which you can use to help you climb platforms or reach switches that you couldn't reach on your own. There are three gameplay modes and additional levels will be available for download on PSN in the future. An echoshift demo will be available on PSN this month. There is no word on a release date or price point.
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